There is no changing table in the women's or mens bathrooms. Extremely inconvenient, especially on…read morethe highway where everyone is stopping on long drives.

We stop here often while traveling to charge our Tesla & while the location is convenient, the…read morechargers are situated in the worst possible spot in the lot. Basically, you have to stop & back in right at the entrance. It's utter chaos & we are constantly amazed that we haven't been hit while backing in.

Great place to stop while traveling through Breezewood. I stop here on my way to West Virginia…read more They offer hot food and lots of snacks. Bathrooms are a decent size and usually clean. Gas is competitively priced, but is still a high price relative to where I live. There is so much traffic through Breezewood! So many people visit Sheetz and you can barely get a gas pump there, so I like to avoid the crowd and stop at Sac's. No waiting for a gas pump here and the gas prices are usually the same. Recommend if you want to avoid the crowd.

Came here recently to grab a couple things because the gas station next door seemed to expensive…read morefor my taste. Overall some things are cheaper here compared to the gas station next door. It's got fresh chicken as well as another fast food establishment (completely forgot what it sold.) staff was friendly and courteous. Overall average place.

Quick gas up at the Mobile Travlers oasis. Not to busy. Offers mobile gas that I can use my app for…read moreand pumps and lot are clean and free of debris.

Among many other areas to stop, Travelers Oasis comes with a gas station, Dunkin, and a snack shop…read morewith a smoothie and milkshake machine, grab-n-go bottled drinks, meat sticks, and more. They also have decently clean restrooms!

They pack a lot of pumps in on a small lot and that's maybe there biggest claim to fame at this…read moreextremely busy area just off the Turnpike in Breezewood. No issues with my card processing the payment and the pump functioned properly. The price per gallon compared to others in the area. Trash cans were overflowing and minor debris in the area. It was ok. Never went inside.

Gas Price is ok. But some pumps aren't working. Some sinks and toilets are not working.read more

The food is great. But NEVER on time. It takes forever to get your food even if you have it…read morescheduled for a certain time. It's happened every time we order from there, so much so it's deterring us from ordering again.

Morning shift staff are very snobby. The food prices are very high. Don't think I will be going…read moreback anytime soon.

All I saw was a little convenience store with food. Beyond the bathrooms was closed off, I don't…read moreknow rather not that's because of Covid-19 or a separate entrance.

Total s-hole. Closed majority of parking. Wont be staying here again. Just assume its shutdown and…read morelook for parking elsewhere.

I'm not in the habit of reviewing gas stations, but I'm making an exception with this one for one…read morereason: There is a MINI STUCKEY'S inside the convenience store. YAY!!!!!! Growing up, my parent's would pile my brother and I into the car to see the grand parents in FL or my mom's family in Memphis. Along the endless road, my brother and I would keep an eye out for the familiar billboards and the yellow roofed building that we knew held such wonderful treats. Many an allowance was spent on pralines and pecan logs. It was a happy nostalgic moment when I discovered the Stuckey's in Breezewood - and everyone in my family got Stuckey treats at Christmas.

Stopped here after hearing about them at the Flight 93 Memorial, when they were known as Idas. The…read morestaff was overly polite, the sandwiches we got were great and the store had a great selection. Cool little small town store.

What an awesome, friendly little convenience store in middle of nowhere. Everything you need for a…read moreweekend at one of the local lakes. The carry-out items (breakfast & lunch sandwiches, salads, pizza) are all fine and very reasonably priced considering the huge portions. The annual trip to the Laurel Highlands always includes Snida's as the first stop for supplies.